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Sheldon Creed, the 2016 champion.

The 2016 Stadium Super Trucks Series was the fourth season of the Stadium Super Trucks series. After two seasons as Speed Energy Formula Off-Road, the name was quietly phased out in series branding by 2016 as it became the Speed Energy Stadium Super Trucks presented by Traxxas.[1]

2015 champion Sheldon Creed defended his title when he recorded twelve wins. Matthew Brabham finished second in the championship with 570 points, a 75-point differential between him and Creed, while Robby Gordon took third.[1]

Drivers

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No. Driver Races
1 United States Sheldon Creed 1–8, 10–21
United States Robby Gordon 9
2 Australia Matt Mingay 1–3, 8
United States Robby Gordon 10–12, 19–21
5 Venezuela E. J. Viso 10–12
6 United States Tyler McQuarrie 4–7, 9, 17–18
United States Scotty Steele 8
7 United States Robby Gordon 1–7, 13–18
Australia Matthew Brabham 8–9
9 Italy Max Papis 13–14
11 Australia Rob Whyte 10–12
12 United Kingdom Shaun Richardson 10–12, 19–21
14 United States Pat O'Keefe 4–7
15 United States Brian Ickler 15–16
20 United States Dustin Scott 4–9, 13–14
United States Arie Luyendyk Jr. 15–16
21 Australia Matt Nolan 19–21
25 Australia Travis Milburn 1, 3
Australia Rob Cowie 2
United States Arie Luyendyk Jr. 8–9
30 United States Robbie Pierce 1–3, 15–16
United States Augie Lerch 4–5
United States Davey Hamilton 6–7
United States Burt Jenner 8
United States Scotty Steele 9
United States Arie Luyendyk Jr. 10–12, 17–18
Canada Paul Tracy 13–14
United States P. J. Jones 19–21
33 United States Todd Romano 10–12
36 United States Kenny Wallace 15
United States Jessie Johnson 16
45 Australia Craig Dontas 19–21
50 United States Burt Jenner 1–3
57 United States Bill Hynes 1–9, 13–18
67 Australia Paul Morris 1–12, 15–21
75 United States Erik Davis 6–7, 10–12
76 United States Bill Hynes 10–12, 19–21
78 United States Sara Price 13–21
83 Australia Matthew Brabham 1–7, 10–21
Venezuela E. J. Viso 8–9
87 Australia Toby Price 1–3, 13–14, 19–21
United States Aaron Bambach 8–9
93 Canada Russell Boyle 13–14
99 United States Kyle LeDuc 17–18
441 United States Troy Diede 17–18
500 Australia Greg Gartner 1–3
888 United Arab Emirates Khaled Al Mudhaf 6–7
Sources:[a]

Schedule

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Round Track Location Date Supporting
1 Adelaide Street Circuit Australia Adelaide, South Australia, Australia March 4–6 Clipsal 500 Adelaide
2 Streets of St. Petersburg Florida St. Petersburg, Florida March 12–13 Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg
3 Streets of Long Beach California Long Beach, California April 16–17 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach
4 The Raceway on Belle Isle Michigan Detroit, Michigan June 3–5 Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix
5 Townsville Street Circuit Australia Townsville, Queensland, Australia July 8–10 Castrol Edge Townsville 400
6 Exhibition Place Canada Toronto, Ontario, Canada July 16–17 Honda Indy Toronto
7 Charlotte Motor Speedway Dirt Track North Carolina Concord, North Carolina August 19–20 TORC: The Off Road Championship
8 OC Fair & Event Center California Costa Mesa, California September 16–17 Sand Sports Super Show
9 Surfers Paradise Street Circuit Australia Surfers Paradise, Queensland, Australia October 21–23 Castrol Gold Coast 600

Season summary

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SST racing at Honda Indy Toronto

The 2016 season began at Adelaide Street Circuit. Indianapolis 500 driver Matthew Brabham, who ran the SST round at Toronto in 2015, returned to the series for Adelaide,[23] while local driver Travis Milburn made his SST debut in the race weekend;[24] other Australians in the field included Paul Morris, Rob Cowie, Matt Mingay, Greg Gartner, and 2016 Dakar Rally winner Toby Price.[25] Defending champion Sheldon Creed started eleventh in the twelve-driver grid but drove his way through the field. In front, Price led the race until lap six, when he collided into the wall. Morris inherited the lead and dueled with Creed for the position. As the two entered the final ramps, Morris went sideways and missed the second jump, enabling Creed to take the win.[26] On the first lap of the second race, Mingay rolled his truck as he entered turn fourteen. Mingay nearly landed on Burt Jenner, but he was able to avoid Mingay's truck. Jenner battled with Price for much of the race before passing him on lap six, holding off Gordon to win.[27] Mingay's struggles continued in the third race when he was spun by Price on lap three as he entered the ramp. Creed won the round.[28]

The series returned to the United States with the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, the third consecutive season that the trucks raced at the street course.[29] Traxxas drivers swept the weekend's two races with Creed winning the first and Keegan Kincaid the second; Tyler McQuarrie joined the two on the podium in both races. Dustin Scott ran his first SST race at St. Petersburg, finishing sixth in his debut round.[30]

Creed swept the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach's two races.[31] On the final lap of the second race, Pat O'Keefe landed off a jump erratically, causing his truck to slide over the second ramp before hitting the catchfence dividing the track from pit road. The wreck ended the race as Creed was declared the winner.[32] Dubai 24 Hour driver Khaled Al Mudhaf made his SST debut over the weekend,[33] finishing tenth and eighth.[7][8]

At the Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix, series veteran Arie Luyendyk Jr. made his season debut.[34] Brabham recorded a weekend sweep as he won the two official races.[35][36] The slate originally featured three races, but the second round saw Mingay's truck flip on lap three, prompting a red flag and suspending the race. Mingay was taken to Detroit Receiving Hospital for facial injuries,[37] and was eventually placed under a coma for five days as he underwent jaw and brain surgeries.[38] Mingay returned to Australia after he recovered, but lost three weeks' worth of memories.[39] Officially, Race 2 is not included in the series' records.

In support of the injured Mingay, Gordon drove his No. 2 Hot Wheels truck when the series raced in the Castrol Edge Townsville 400 for the first time.[40][41] Creed, Gordon, and Viso won the three races, with Viso taking his first win of 2016; Creed, who finished second and fourth in the other two rounds, scored the weekend victory.[42] Despite his Race 2 win, Gordon finished at the back in Races 1 and 3 due to mechanical issues.[40][42]

At Honda Indy Toronto, 17-time motocross champion Sara Price made her series debut, becoming the first female driver in SST history.[43] Also debuting in the series at Toronto was Champ Car and NASCAR driver Max Papis, while 2003 CART champion Paul Tracy, who last ran an SST race in 2014, returned to the series.[44] Traxxas teammates Brabham and Creed battled one another for the weekend's two wins, with the former winning Race 1 and the latter Race 2.[45]

In August, SST partnered with TORC: The Off Road Championship to race the Dirt Track at Charlotte Motor Speedway; it was the series' first dirt track racing event since Valvoline Raceway in 2015.[46] To accommodate the stadium trucks, track officials added a 36-inch tall aluminum ramp to the start/finish line.[47] NASCAR drivers Kenny Wallace and Brian Ickler made their series debuts, though Wallace was replaced by TORC driver Jessie Johnson for Race 2 as Wallace had television obligations with the NASCAR Cup Series; Johnson, who finished third, ran his first SST race since 2013. Creed won both rounds.[48][46][49]

Entering the series' Sand Sports Super Show weekend, tragedy took place when Gordon's parents were found dead in their nearby Orange, California home;[50] in a statement released the next day, Gordon announced the race weekend would go on as planned, but added that "to switch from what happened to a business mode really stinks."[51] Heat races were held before the two finals, with SST newcomer Troy Diede starting on the pole as a result.[52] In the first race, Brabham took the lead at the start, while Gordon moved his way up from the back of the field. Late in the race, Gordon took the Joker Lap to get past Brabham and claim the win. P. J. Jones, who was substituting for O'Keefe in the Safecraft Safety Equipment truck, was able to pass Brabham to take second. With six laps left in the race, Morris flipped his truck but was able to finish sixth.[53] Creed, who finished eighth in Race 1 after breaking an axle, dominated the second with Brabham tailing.[52]

On October 13–16, the series went to Baja California to run the inaugural Mike's Peak Hill Climb Challenge, held at Mike's Sky Rancho. The hillclimbing event featured 144 competitors across various vehicle classes including SST.[54] Held on a 19.5-mile (31.4 km) course with 203 turns, water crossings and cattle grids, it marked the first time a stadium truck raced on such a track. Gordon dedicated the hillclimb to his late father Bob Gordon; he remarked "if I would have stopped this event, he would have been mad at me."[55] Including Gordon and Creed, the field of competitors featured a variety of drivers like an eleven-year old racer with his father serving as co-driver,[55] and 2015 Baja 500 winner Apdaly Lopez, who won the SST gold medal at X Games Austin 2014 and entered the hillclimb in an unlimited truck.[56] Red Bull off-road racer Bryce Menzies was also an entrant but did not compete due to injury; in his place, he challenged the SST drivers to beat his time of 14:20. On Friday, Gordon recorded the fastest time of the 16-driver field with a time of 17:08, followed by Creed with 17:29. Gordon once again led the grid on Saturday with a time of 16:51, a 22-second advantage over second-placed Creed.[57]

The season came to a close with the Castrol Gold Coast 600 at Surfers Paradise Street Circuit. In practice for Friday's race, teammates Morris and Price collided as they entered a turn, causing the two to roll over as they went into the barrier.[58] Race 1 saw multiple wrecks, including Craig Dontas taking out the chicane barriers that forced the competition caution to be expedited to facilitate repairs, with Brabham also landing on Jones' truck as they raced to the finish for second; Creed won by 12.182 seconds, one of the widest margins in SST history.[59] Gordon, returning to the No. 2 truck, won Race 2 while Creed held off Brabham for Race 3.[60][61] Gold Coast would not return to the schedule until 2019 when it also served as that year's finale.[62]

Creed concluded 2016 with a series-high twelve wins, quadruple that of the second-most (three apiece by Gordon and Brabham). With 645 total points, he scored his second SST championship ahead of Brabham's 570.[1]

Results and standings

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Race results

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Round Race Event Fastest qualifier Pole position Most laps led Winning driver Ref
1 1 Adelaide United States Robby Gordon Australia Robbie Pierce United States Burt Jenner United States Sheldon Creed [2]
2 Australia Toby Price Australia Toby Price United States Burt Jenner [3]
3 Australia Matt Mingay United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [4]
2 4 St. Petersburg United States Pat O'Keefe United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [5]
5 United States Pat O'Keefe United States Keegan Kincaid United States Keegan Kincaid [6]
3 6 Long Beach United States Robby Gordon Australia Matthew Brabham United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [7]
7 United States Bill Hynes United States Robby Gordon United States Sheldon Creed [8]
4 8 Detroit United States Sheldon Creed United States Arie Luyendyk Jr. United States Arie Luyendyk Jr. Australia Matthew Brabham [9]
C Suspended after Matt Mingay's accident on lap 3 [37]
9 United States Scotty Steele Australia Matthew Brabham Australia Matthew Brabham [10]
5 10 Townsville United States Sheldon Creed Venezuela E. J. Viso Venezuela E. J. Viso United States Sheldon Creed [11]
11 Australia Rob Whyte United States Robby Gordon United States Robby Gordon [12]
12 Australia Rob Whyte Venezuela E. J. Viso Venezuela E. J. Viso [13]
6 13 Toronto Australia Matthew Brabham United States Bill Hynes Canada Paul Tracy Australia Matthew Brabham [14]
14 United States Bill Hynes United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [15]
7 15 Charlotte United States Sheldon Creed United States Bill Hynes United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [16]
16 United States Arie Luyendyk Jr. United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [17]
8 17 Costa Mesa United States Sheldon Creed United States Troy Diede Australia Matthew Brabham United States Robby Gordon [18]
18 United States Troy Diede United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [19]
9 19 Surfers Paradise Australia Matthew Brabham United States Bill Hynes United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [20]
20 Australia Paul Morris United States Robby Gordon United States Robby Gordon [21]
21 Australia Craig Dontas United States Sheldon Creed United States Sheldon Creed [22]

Drivers' championship

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Rank Driver Australia
ADE 		Florida
STP 		California
LBH 		Michigan
DET 		Australia
TOW 		Canada
TOR 		North Carolina
CLT 		California
OCF 		Australia
SRF 		Points
1 United States Sheldon Creed 1 4 1* 1* 2 1* 1 7 C 1 2 4 2 1* 1* 1* 8 1* 1* 6 1* 645
2 Australia Matthew Brabham 5 5 3 2 5 2 3 1 C 1* 3 4 2 1 2 2 4 3* 2 3 2 2 570
3 United States Robby Gordon 4 3 2 5 9 11 2* 6 11 1* 10 4 3 3 10 1 5 5 1* 4 444
4 Australia Paul Morris 2 7 9 6 4 4 10 4 C 3 2 3 12 4 5 6 11 12 10 5 386
5 United States Bill Hynes 10 10 10 9 7 9 7 11 C 7 7 12 8 12 11 9 9 9 7 7 5 11 255
6 United States Arie Luyendyk Jr. 2* C 8 4 5 3 10 2 5 9 173
7 Australia Toby Price 12 2* 7 5 4 6 4 3 150
8 United States Keegan Kincaid 3 6 4 4 1* 12 12 10 C 147
9 Australia Greg Gartner 6 11 6 5 6 6 4 9 7 138
10 United States Tyler McQuarrie 3 3 3 5 C 5 11 10 132
11 United States Sara Price 8 9 5 6 4 6 9 11 6 130
12 United States P. J. Jones 7 8 2 4 2 8 12 129
13 United States Dustin Scott 8 6 5 6 6 C 9 6 6 120
14 Venezuela E. J. Viso 8 C 2 10* 7 1* 99
15 United Kingdom Shaun Richardson 9 10 9 8 3 8 83
16 United States Erik Davis 6 4 8 9 5 78
17 United States Burt Jenner 8* 1 5 12 73
18 United States Robbie Pierce 9 9 11 7 7 62
19 United States Pat O'Keefe 10 8 7 9 50
20 Australia Matt Mingay 11 12 8 9 C† 44
21 United States Aaron Bambach 3 C 4 41
22 United States Todd Romano 6 11 7 39
23 Australia Matt Nolan 10 7 9 37
24 United States Kyle LeDuc 7 3 35
25 United States Craig Dontas 11 12 10 30
26 United States Brian Ickler 6 8 28
27 Australia Rob Whyte 12 8 11 28
28 United States Scotty Steele 5 C 10 27
29 United States Augie Lerch 7 10 25
30 Italy Max Papis 11 7 24
31 United States Troy Diede 10 8 24
32 United Arab Emirates Khaled Al Mudhaf 10 8 24
33 Canada Paul Tracy 9* 12 24
34 Australia Travis Milburn 7 12 23
35 United States Davey Hamilton 8 11 23
36 Canada Russell Boyle 10 10 22
37 United States Jessie Johnson 3 20
38 United States Kenny Wallace 8 15
39 Australia Rob Cowie 8 13
Source:[63]
† Race suspended after Matt Mingay's crash and injury on lap 3. The event was not resumed and ultimately struck from series records.
Legend
Color Result
Gold Winner
Silver 2nd place
Bronze 3rd place
Green 4th–5th place (Top 5)
Light Blue 6th–10th place (Top 10)
Dark Blue Finished (Outside Top 10)
Purple Did not finish (DNF)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Brown Withdrew (Wth)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Race cancelled or abandoned (C)
Blank Did not participate (DNP)
Driver replacement (Rpl)
Race not held (NH)
Not competing
In-Line Notation
Bold Pole position
Italics Ran fastest race lap
* Led most race laps
miscellaneous notation
Points Position
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th 15th
Heat 12 10 8 7 5 4 3 2 1
Final 25 22 20 18 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6
Bonuses
Most laps led 3
Position gained 1
Fastest qualifier 1

Notes

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  1. ^ Sorted by round:

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